1964.5 BSA Catalina Spitfire???
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G G G Golly . 8)
one that should be PRESERVED rather than over restored .
Needs a rub over with a oily rag , after blowing of the dust & grit - with a good compressor .
These new things dont look quite the same , for some reason .
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one that should be PRESERVED rather than over restored .
Needs a rub over with a oily rag , after blowing of the dust & grit - with a good compressor .
These new things dont look quite the same , for some reason .
:?
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Fowl3r said:
The frame number prefix appears to be 'GA10' so it is a 'Rocket Gold Star'!
http://www.classic-british-motorcycles. ... ycles.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BSA_Rocket_Gold_Star
Matt Spencer said:G G G Golly . 8)
one that should be PRESERVED rather than over restored .
Needs a rub over with a oily rag , after blowing of the dust & grit - with a good compressor .
These new things dont look quite the same , for some reason .
I dont think it would be restored, just cleaned up and running properly. But who knows what the GMA wants to do with it.
L.A.B. said:Fowl3r said:
The frame number prefix appears to be 'GA10' so it is a 'Rocket Gold Star'!
http://www.classic-british-motorcycles. ... ycles.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BSA_Rocket_Gold_Star
Thank you for the info!!!
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